Post Publishing Co Daily Issue March 11 1999
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Public health clash over infected beef enforcement in Massachusetts
The Boston Post advocates legal action to compel Governor Draper and state officials to enforce laws against selling infected beef. Attorneys prepare mandamus or injunction papers, though court action against the governor would be extraordinary. The paper urges voluntary compliance, hoping courts won’t be needed.
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Boston Traveler
Post
Draper
Peters
Cattle Bureau
Walcott
State Board of Health
Commonwealth
Ex-Governor Guild Declines Diplomatic Post Talk
In an interview with the Post, former Governor Guild says high diplomatic appointments are like an invitation to dinner, pleasant to accept but not sought. He declines to be a receptive candidate for any such post while noting his fitness for an Italian ambassadorship.
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Post
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Massachusetts
Italy
Sweden vote misread on women’s suffrage
The Woman's Journal calls the Diet's recent vote a mistake claiming only men were counted as inhabitants and thus women did not gain the ballot. It dismisses the event as premature but notes hope for a future success in extending suffrage.
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Woman's Journal
Sweden
Scandinavia
Globe
End of Standard Oil anti rebate case in Chicago
The Standard Oil trial collapses as Judge A B Anderson rejects proof of a lawful rate for rebates and instructs the jury to acquit. After a sensational start with a $29,240,000 fine by Judge Landis, appeals led to retrial and a verdict of acquittal. John D. Rockefeller is reported to be involved.
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Standard Oil
Chicago
A. B. Anderson
Landis
Court of Appeals
John D. Rockefeller
Anti-rebate law fate questioned after big fine
The remark about Judge Landis predicting the fine’s payment fate recalls debate on the anti-rebate law. The text asks if the law is already dead, highlighting skepticism about enforcement and lingering questions about its future.
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Landis
Referendum Endorsed by Boston Chambers on Charter Change
Boston Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association urge voters to attach a referendum to any charter amendments. They argue the measure merits public scrutiny and trust voters to decide, aligning municipal reform with democratic principles and common good.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce and Merchants’ Association
Boston
Finance Commission
Beacon Hill
J. J. Storrow
Merchants’ Association
Storrow
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelts Thru Spelling Note Highlights Reform Drift
A new list of over 3000 deformed words accompanies the retirement push for simplified spelling. Most entries drop final letters or compress interiors such as island becoming sland health becoming helth. Roosevelt uses thru while Taft sticks to standard form as reform wanes.
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Leave by the nearer door in street car etiquette debate
A humorous letter column critiques Boston street car conductors phrases for asking passengers to leave at Park Street subway. It mocks archaic wording and proposes absurd alternatives while joking about a math tease from W E Y Quincey.
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Boston
Park Street Subway
Strap Hangers’ Union
Middleboro Man Scoops Skunk On Taunton Trolley
A Middleboro passenger disembarks on a dark stretch after kicking a skunk on a Taunton trolley track. The act, intended as mercy, triggers laughter and social punishment as the car moves on leaving him in a pungent but solemn mood.
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Observant Citizen and Local Short News Snapshots
A driverless horse disrupts Tremont Street traffic near Hamilton Place yesterday evening. The Post airingly broke exclusive news on Ethel Barrymore and Russell Colt's engagement, drawing dramatic society attention.
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Unclie Walt On Little Pilgrims In The Dark
A verse contemplative piece speaks of weary pilgrims near cradle and tomb and the urge to guide, with seraphic watchers noting their flaws. The poem laments selfish striving and urges love and mutual aid on the journey.
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M Watt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Note to Uncle Walt and Local Scribbles
A Dedham Transcript note from the Stroller praises Walt Mason and Sunflower land verses while sending best wishes from Dedham. A street scene ends with a kitten encounter as Willie the cat is found. Boston swimmer Johnny Bray trains to swim to Boston Light. Martin Devine of the Sheridan Club departures with a farewell banquet in his honor in Chicago.
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Sunflower Land
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Boston
Dedham
Dedham Transcript
Johnny Bray
Boston Light
Cabot Street
Martin Devine
Sheridan Club
South End
Chicago
Among the Churches of Greater Boston Event Reports
The article summarizes a series of church activities in Greater Boston. It notes the American Missionary Association meeting at Central Congregational Church with Rev. Herbert Gallaudet presiding and Rev. S. W. Beach speaking. It mentions an upcoming interdenominational prayer meeting at Park Street Church and evangelistic services in Auburndale led by Rev. Milton S. Rees with a 40 voice chorus. It also covers a union meeting of Baptist and Shepard Memorial Women, Lenten services at Eliot Church and First Universalist Church, and upcoming lectures on The Church and Socialism by Harvard Divinity School professor E. K. Moore and Dean Hodges.
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Burmah
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Shepard Memorial Church
EK. ©. Moore
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Local Church Lectures and Talks This Week
The noon meetings will be held at King's Chapel through Friday. Rev Percy Gordon of Grace Church New Bedford speaks Saturday. Rev Laurens MacLure of Grace Church Newton leads Trinity Church lectures this week. tomorrow he discusses The Mystical Vision of the Church. An Old Folks Concert is planned for March 22 at Tremont Temple by the Men's League with cos tume singers. Rev Howard L Tebbet moves from Maverick Church Boston to First Church Revere. Rev W J Cozens of Boston completes work at People's Church Manchester assisting evangelistic services. Miss Clara Cushman, who spoke at First Church Union Square Somerville, sails for China soon.
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